Aerosur attracts further investment; nears relaunch

Aerosur has attracted further investment from Uruguay businessman and former professional tennis player Alberto Dalva who has joined fellow investor William Petty of Franklin Mining Bolivia (Los Tiempos, 11-Jun-2012). According to reports the carrier is nearing an agreement with its creditors and plans to relaunch in the near future.

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There is a wide range of investments in airport assets at all points on the scale, from global hubs to remote secondary level airports: a range of investment by organisations such as sovereign wealth funds – via giant retail companies and Big Data conglomerates – right down to smaller engineering companies and industrial concerns. And they are taking over large parts of the supply chain too, with catering suppliers like Gategroup and Servair either acquired or targeted, as well as ground handling companies such as Swissport.

A new 50-page CAPA report, "Chinese investors in Europe’s Airports 2016", addresses these issues and reviews the recent investment history.